A well designed login form makes you look good in the eyes of your members, being an esthetic thing that makes the users engage better with your site and having your website looking good, besides useful, is and always was a must in web design.

Lostorage. js uses the HTML5 localStorage and sessionStorage APIs to provide a persistant client-side storage, mainly targeted at web apps. It has a cookie.js like interface. FEATURES: The minified version is 2.0 KiB large, 0.87 KB if minified and gzipped. It has no dependencies. You can store any kind of data with lostorage.js: Booleans, numbers, strings, arrays and plain objects. With the usual localStorage you can just read strings. lostorage.js supports chaining.

Guggenheim. js is a framework agnostic plugin for creating sexy interactive galleries. It uses CSS3 animation (with a fallback to JavaScript) to create animated filtering, reordering and pagination of your gallery.

These are the free plugins that helps admin in different way like security, wordpress tweak and many more...

In this tutorial we'll look at HTML5 Canvas Interactivity, including how to make a simple drawing application!

Freelancing is the hot favorite trend to elaborate your work and earn some extra bucks to your pocket. But without contacts and connections it’s quite challenging job to survive in...

I stumbled upon a really odd bug in my current project, which I can only attribute to the WebKit browser engine, since I was able to recreate this in a UIWebView on iOS (in PhoneGap) and in Chrome on OS X – WebKit is the common engine in both.

On our last tutorial we created a coming soon page in photoshop. Today we will convert it to a fully working HTML5 and CSS3, and a little bit of Jquery for our timer. We can apply this when we have a newly acquired domain and we are still working on the design on our site.

Responsive design is the hottest topic in front-end Web development right now. It’s going to transform the Web into an all-singing, all-dancing, all-devices party, where we can access any information located anywhere in the world. But does responsive design translate well from the text-heavy Web design blogosphere to the cold hard reality of commercial systems?

Javascript onMediaQuery is a neat way to trigger JS when media queries change. Jeremy Keith recently posted a fantastic way of getting CSS and Javascript to talk media queries with the CSS :after pseudo-property. This has a number of advantages over using window.matchMedia(), namely that you only have to maintain your breakpoints in one place, and it fails more gracefully.